To me, this song perfectly encapsulates the swede It's a lonely, melancholic melody with a bass line that somehow offers promises of hope and brighter days. But the piano itself seems hesitant to offer such dreams and just stays the course with its solitude
Exactly. I am a Swede and I cry to this. There is some hope and bright moments, but life in general is hard. I remember my old folks, and what they endured. I remember folks from my family that emigrated to the US. I remember the nature. I no longer live in Sweden, but this is my heritage.
Ja svensk natur og skove jer 64 år første gang jeg hørte Jan Johanson var jeg 9 år gammel og det gik rent ind i mit hjerte og det gør det stadig den dag idag
Som svensk, det finns ingen sång som fångar den svenska själen som denna. Men för mig är det inte storslagen natur, sången beskriver ett hårt liv och mestadels massor med sorg. Svensk melankoli. Jag växte delvis upp i en bondefamilj i Dalarna. Livet var inte ens då särdeles enkelt. En massa arbete för att enbart överleva. Tar jag in svensk historia, den stora utvandringen, svälten och alla som dog där... jag blir gråtmild. Min familj var där, en del dog, en del utvandrade (och överlevde). Några var vad man kallade bergsmän. Jobbade i gruvor, men även i skogen. Morfar kunde fortfarande mila (att göra kol genom långsam förbränning).
+Herr Treecko Obviosuly you're from Sweden ;) I know all the songs in "Jass pa° venska" are rearrangements of Swedish folk songs. Could you point to the names (or actual songs) of the original folk songs? If you know them or some of them... Thanks!
Musikken til mit liv og eftermæle. Jazz på svenska, er uden sammenligning den bedste nordiske jazz udgivelse igennem tiden og man kan ikke lade være med at tænke over hvad han (Jan Johansson) kunne have bedrevet af genialiteter såfremt han ikke var blevet taget fra verden i så ung en alder.
Det er vel den største sorg man på jorden måste baera, at man må miste sin aller beste kjære ( litt etter hukommelse, denne visan finnes OG i Norge. REGARDS From Dag
I'm a jazz clarinetist in the US and just found out about Johansson from a Swedish friend, because his father listens to him. What a tasteful jazz group. Really enjoying this playlist. Thanks for sharing.
Jan Johansson is probably the single greatest jazz musician that Sweden has ever produced. I myself rank him as among the greatest musical minds ever from my small, cold and dark country. :)
If you want more of the same Esbjörn Svenssons trio or simply E.S.T Thats more actual Jazz like this rather than some of what other people here has recommended. As a fellow musican I cant recommend it enough. Peace
Intressant att du tar upp ordet "vemod" med tanke på att det är en av de mest svårdefinierbara orden i svenska språket, alltså rent känslomässigt. Perfekt ord att beskriva den här musiken dock.
My friend from Norrköping Christina Sogren bought me this many moons ago, it always reminds me of her, I really do hope she is happy. Lots of love from Scotland.
This is the Best of skandinavia, jan Johansson captures the essence of the melancoly but also the deep humanisme that run deep in all of the scandinavian cultures, and i Think we will prevail eventually!
no offends med det där var ett hån mot Bellman som var ett universalgeni som skrev den bästa klassiska musiken i världen och därtill skapade det moderna svenska språket
@@FlickanIDetKroktaRummet Bellman skrev ganska få sånger själv, han satte främst text på kända melodier. Han skrev heller ingen "klassisk musik". Något universalgeni var han inte. Däremot en av de främsta trubadurer och diktare vi haft i Sverige. En nationalskatt.
I was at a funeral, and was able to keep my composure pretty well. Then they played this on the church organ (not the Jazz version), and that’s when I lost it
I heard a wonderful story about Jan. When this song broke big in Sweden, he was quite fed out of playing it live. But did it because the crowd demanded it. The touring arrangements wore very simple and he couldn't (of course) bring his own piano. So when he arrived at some "folkpark", somewhere in Sweden, he discovered that the piano was out of tune. The director of this "folkpark" refused to pay to get the piano in shape so Jan payed someone to fix it out of his own pocket. He did his thing and afterwards he payed the same guy to "restore" the piano into it's previous shape. I can't guarantee that this story is true, but it seems possible. I discovered this record in the subway in Sthlm. Some stranger had make a bargin at some second hand store and had put his hands on this record on a original vinyl. He was very pleased. I overhead him and searched for the song on Spotify. I realised that I head this hundreds of time before, not knowing who made it. Now I also have the vinyl. Not original pressing thou. Still looking :) I bow my head to you Jan! You wore truly great.
Haha awsome background story.. I just scored Jazz på svenska on vinyl today in my local record shop.. Really glad been havin my eyes on that one for a long time.. =)
Do not know the story true, BUT, Jan, as Bengt Hallberg, tuned the pianos themselves, as far as I know. Have played with Bengt. In my world the best. Jan sadly died in a car accident, to yung. Jan was the one who made swedish in general listen to jazz. /Flyn Hoting / FB
I first listened to this song when I was 19.. I'm now 38, and I've yet to hear any jazz, that can top this piece. This is just a layman's point of view
Back then when my grandma still lived in Sweden some friends came to visit her once and he was with them. He then played on her piano she told me. She had the chance to experience him live. That is awesome I think!
My mother had a cassette of this album that she played to me and my brothers regularly to help us fall asleep from around the ages of 5-10 or so. My grandfather gave it to her, a double bass Jazz musician from Denmark. He died not too long ago and I find myself listening to this again and thinking of the times we spent together and pondering existence. How life flickers.
Så otroligt skön musik, Jazz i en av dom bästa formerna som finns, ståbas och piano. Är är gammal Hip Hoppare från 90 talet som snöat in på jazzen, lyssnar väldigt mycket på jazzig hip hop. Alltid lika roligt när man kommer in i en skivbutik eller second hand butik och frågar efter Jan, dom tappar alltid hakan och tittar frågande hur jag vem det är.
Visa Från Utamyra has been used SO much in TV every time something is "Swedish" - and I didn't know WHAT song it was. Until now. THANK YOU. My Earworm now has a name :D
Same here..I had a cassette of this album given to me by a friend - I listened to it constantly for about ten years, when eventually it fell out of the car. I am grateful for finding it here....thank you much.
FYI - this song became such a hit, that Jan and his group had to play it every evening, sometimes twice. Jan finally got enough, so one night he announced: "tonight we are going to play for the last time "Visa från Utanmyra". So they played it - and he never returned to it with his group (the great Jan Allan with trumpet, and he told this story).
l have discovered Jan's music by formerly listening to his sons (Anders & Jens) music projects and Jazz på Svenska has been one of my favorite album since then. Swedish jazz can't get any better than that !
Love this! My roommate had this vinyl in Berkeley back in the 80's! more than 25 years later I was craving it and all I remembered was the title: Jazz Pa Svenska and found the CD! Now it's here, so great!
Its wonderful when he blend in the blues licks. The piece is the most beautiful thing. Its out of this world. Im gonna learn this piece even if I die on the way..
Fenomenal musikbegåvning Jan Johansson. Jag lyssnar nästan varje dag numera på en, eller flera tolkningar utav hans fingertoppskänsla. Vila i fred ni fantastiska karl.
I´ve been listening to Scandinavian jazz lately (Bobo Stenson, Tord Gustavsen, Helge Lien, Espen Eriksen, Esbjörn Svensson), and I´ve tried to put my finger on the sound. It sounds like a mix between American jazz (of course), Swedish folk songs and some kind of latin rythm (bossa nova?). When I listen to Jan Johansson, it feels like a concentrated version of Scandinavian jazz, like the source. Could it be that Jan Johansson is the origin of this style of jazz you hear in Scandinavia to this day?
I was searching through some old pictures in the 1890-1960 of my birth home and just now found out that Jan Johansson grew up in the house next door to where I grew up (though he grew up there 60 years before me, haha).
Jan Johansson satt in hos Arne D då hans orkester spelade för oss i realskolan i Söderköping i mitten av 1960-talet. Spelningen väckte mitt intresse för jazz. En tid efteråt omkom Jan i en trafikolycka.
I've watched a concert of e.s.t. today, where Esbjorn Svensson mentioned Jon Johansson after playing "Car crash". 5 years later Esbjorn died in a diving accident. How unfair life is :-(
jflax Bergman was a genius when it came to directing movies but in private he was a swine who mentally abused his housekeeper, calling her “slut” among other insults.
Tänk, så många gånger vi hört Georg Riedels bastoner ljuda. Idag kom beskedet, nu finns han inte mer, men hans musik lever vidare!
Tack för musiken ni gav oss Jan Johansson och Georg Riedel
Så sant. Fantastiska musiker. Sorgligt att mista mina ungdoms musiker. Leonard Cohen är en till.
åh det visste jag inte.
som sagt, hans musik lever vidare.
❤🩹
En stor musiker och kompositör.
De har nog rört fler människors liv här i sverige än nästan några andra musiker.
My brother left the world this week. The last he heard was this piece of music.
❤
My condoleances.
Ten years. I've been trying to find the name of this piece for ten years, and I finally found it.
congrats then
Congrats, I found it now after it had been played on my grandfather's funeral
The bliss to find it, right? It is a true gem, this!
me too
Nice. Where did you hear the song? Its a classic swedish song..not many outside of swe who knows about this song
Sitter i ett café ovanför Stockholms hamn, lyssnar till den här låten, förstår den svenska själen. Hälsningar från Tyskland
🤗❤️
Det Svenska tungsinnet.
Sitter i New Jersey i USA och känner precis samma sak!
Lyssnar på det här i Helsingfors och njuter av varje liten nyans i Jan Johanssons och Georg Riedels mästerverk. 👍🏽
@@OTRaihalaMusic Jag tackar....😁
Jan och Georg...underbar musik. R.I.P båda två 😢😢😢😢
Tack Georg Riedel och Jan Johansson för all underbar musik!!!❤
Den kommer alltid att finnas!!!❤
To me, this song perfectly encapsulates the swede
It's a lonely, melancholic melody with a bass line that somehow offers promises of hope and brighter days.
But the piano itself seems hesitant to offer such dreams and just stays the course with its solitude
Totally agree with your sentiment. Its kind of low key but majestic at the same time. Only the Swedes know how to do this. LOVE THE MUSIC!!
Sentimentality and melancoly,, Stay COOl and Listen; and BEHAVE, Dag
Exactly. I am a Swede and I cry to this. There is some hope and bright moments, but life in general is hard. I remember my old folks, and what they endured. I remember folks from my family that emigrated to the US. I remember the nature. I no longer live in Sweden, but this is my heritage.
Bullseye! 🙂
Alldeles sant 😊
Når jeg lytter til Jan Johanson Jazz på svenska , breder der sig en salig ro i mig , sådan har det været i 57 år, nu er jeg 60.
Janne var grym men Agnes Obel mosar honom i allt
hans musik skapar lugn i själen
Jeg kender ingen pianist med et anslag som Johanssons, og hans musik råber til mig om storslået svensk natur og skove.
Ja svensk natur og skove jer 64 år første gang jeg hørte Jan Johanson var jeg 9 år gammel og det gik rent ind i mit hjerte og det gør det stadig den dag idag
håber du har det godt købmandssøn, skovene hvor vi er vokset op er nu heller ikke dårlige
This music is Sweden in waves, this is what it sounds like
Som svensk, det finns ingen sång som fångar den svenska själen som denna. Men för mig är det inte storslagen natur, sången beskriver ett hårt liv och mestadels massor med sorg. Svensk melankoli. Jag växte delvis upp i en bondefamilj i Dalarna. Livet var inte ens då särdeles enkelt. En massa arbete för att enbart överleva. Tar jag in svensk historia, den stora utvandringen, svälten och alla som dog där... jag blir gråtmild. Min familj var där, en del dog, en del utvandrade (och överlevde). Några var vad man kallade bergsmän. Jobbade i gruvor, men även i skogen. Morfar kunde fortfarande mila (att göra kol genom långsam förbränning).
Det skulle väl vara Glenn Gould i så fall...
Swedish melancholy with an old beautiful varnish of hope in solitude.
Detta är något av det bästa jag vet. R.I.P. Jan Johansson.
+Herr Treecko Obviosuly you're from Sweden ;) I know all the songs in "Jass pa° venska" are rearrangements of Swedish folk songs. Could you point to the names (or actual songs) of the original folk songs? If you know them or some of them...
Thanks!
If you haven't heard it already, check out the version of Visa från Utanmyra of the famous jazz singer, Monica Zetterlund. :)
+Herr Treecko tak sa mycket! I'll check it immediately ;)
Search for her version of "vindarna suckar uti skogarna" too. Sublime.
I had completely overlooked that one. Thanks!
Gör detta till Sveriges nationalsång
Mycket bra förslag!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..!!!
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Johansson for presidenta
These notes hits every Viking heart hard...
Today, September 16 2021, Jan Johansson would have celebrated his 90th birthday. Happy birthday, Big Chief!
Jag älskar den här skivan så jävla mycket. Hälsingar från Finland!
🤗
Musikken til mit liv og eftermæle. Jazz på svenska, er uden sammenligning den bedste nordiske jazz udgivelse igennem tiden og man kan ikke lade være med at tænke over hvad han (Jan Johansson) kunne have bedrevet af genialiteter såfremt han ikke var blevet taget fra verden i så ung en alder.
Det er vel den største sorg man på jorden måste baera, at man må miste sin aller beste kjære ( litt etter hukommelse, denne visan finnes OG i Norge. REGARDS From Dag
Vila i frid, Georg ❤ 🕯
Tack för all oförglömlig musik
I'm a jazz clarinetist in the US and just found out about Johansson from a Swedish friend, because his father listens to him. What a tasteful jazz group. Really enjoying this playlist. Thanks for sharing.
Jan Johansson is probably the single greatest jazz musician that Sweden has ever produced. I myself rank him as among the greatest musical minds ever from my small, cold and dark country. :)
The original of this song is a part of the swedish folkmusic. His version of it is a masterpiece👍🏻
@@ebbelille Also check out swedish Bo Kaspers orkester , & norwegian Motorpsycho (that has 3-4 jazz tunes like Jacques Tati and Theme de Yoyo)
@@aleksanderh.5407 Thanks! I am well aware of Bo Kaspers Orkester, in fact Bo Kasper himself once worked as a substitute teacher for my father.
If you want more of the same Esbjörn Svenssons trio or simply E.S.T Thats more actual Jazz like this rather than some of what other people here has recommended. As a fellow musican I cant recommend it enough.
Peace
Den första melodi som min son någonsin lyssnat på. Så vacker, rogivande och harmonisk.
Låten som verkligen sätter ton på det svenska vemodet, vackert ♥️
Intressant att du tar upp ordet "vemod" med tanke på att det är en av de mest svårdefinierbara orden i svenska språket, alltså rent känslomässigt.
Perfekt ord att beskriva den här musiken dock.
verkligen.@@salesman687
Piano and contrabass, only piano and contrabass. No more, no less. Less IS more.
Magnificent.
Drums are more 🥁
This was used as the intro theme for a now 12 years old Dutch radio show about protestantism... that's how I found it.
That's interesting
My friend from Norrköping Christina Sogren bought me this many moons ago, it always reminds me of her, I really do hope she is happy. Lots of love from Scotland.
Vacker musik ❤❤❤❤❤en av mina favoriter alltid kramar pia ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This is Sweden in musical form.
ruclips.net/video/2cZ4u9ZbC-4/видео.html
This WAS Sweden in musical form.
@@rmir2 is
@@rmir2 How right you are, this music reflects a Sweden that dissapeared sometime in the 1960's or 70's - A Sweden gone with the wind...
Agreed
This is the Best of skandinavia, jan Johansson captures the essence of the melancoly but also the deep humanisme that run deep in all of the scandinavian cultures, and i Think we will prevail eventually!
Agreed.
Possible the best jazz that ever came from Sweden...
Johannes Carlsson E.S.T ain't that bad jazz band from Sweden.
***** RIP
Barbodo Yeh unfortunately. Pretty terrible what happened.
+Johannes Carlsson Check out Bo Hansson, if you haven't already :)
Erwin Woodedge Svarte riddaren är en riktig favorit bland proggen
I listen to this almost every night before I go to sleep.
+Kasper me three
Yep
You still listen to it?
@@lwh2113 Not every night - but still often.
aww
Jan Johansson är en av våra nationalskatter som likas med Carl Michael Bellman Evert Tabue och Cornelis Vreeswijk
Sannerligen!
Absolut utan tvekan
no offends med det där var ett hån mot Bellman som var ett universalgeni som skrev den bästa klassiska musiken i världen och därtill skapade det moderna svenska språket
@@FlickanIDetKroktaRummet Bellman skrev ganska få sånger själv, han satte främst text på kända melodier. Han skrev heller ingen "klassisk musik". Något universalgeni var han inte. Däremot en av de främsta trubadurer och diktare vi haft i Sverige. En nationalskatt.
My first unforgettible moment of real music.
This in my opinion is the swedish national anthem.
I was at a funeral, and was able to keep my composure pretty well. Then they played this on the church organ (not the Jazz version), and that’s when I lost it
The Swedish melancholy that this song delivers, together with the text "lycklig resa" bring tears to my eyes! Lovely!
Den syftar kanske på Emigrantvisan?
❤❤❤kärlek till Dalarna för evigt😊😊😊
I heard a wonderful story about Jan. When this song broke big in Sweden, he was quite fed out of playing it live. But did it because the crowd demanded it. The touring arrangements wore very simple and he couldn't (of course) bring his own piano.
So when he arrived at some "folkpark", somewhere in Sweden, he discovered that the piano was out of tune. The director of this "folkpark" refused to pay to get the piano in shape so Jan payed someone to fix it out of his own pocket. He did his thing and afterwards he payed the same guy to "restore" the piano into it's previous shape.
I can't guarantee that this story is true, but it seems possible.
I discovered this record in the subway in Sthlm. Some stranger had make a bargin at some second hand store and had put his hands on this record on a original vinyl. He was very pleased. I overhead him and searched for the song on Spotify. I realised that I head this hundreds of time before, not knowing who made it.
Now I also have the vinyl. Not original pressing thou. Still looking :)
I bow my head to you Jan! You wore truly great.
Haha awsome background story.. I just scored Jazz på svenska on vinyl today in my local record shop.. Really glad been havin my eyes on that one for a long time.. =)
Great story
Do not know the story true, BUT, Jan, as Bengt Hallberg, tuned the pianos themselves, as far as I know. Have played with Bengt. In my world the best. Jan sadly died in a car accident, to yung. Jan was the one who made swedish in general listen to jazz. /Flyn Hoting / FB
Kan nog lika lite sanning i det ......
Utomjordiskt...
I first listened to this song when I was 19.. I'm now 38, and I've yet to hear any jazz, that can top this piece. This is just a layman's point of view
My swedish ancestors and family how I miss them all, and how I miss Sweden and my childhood
Ha, I like you.
Back then when my grandma still lived in Sweden some friends came to visit her once and he was with them. He then played on her piano she told me. She had the chance to experience him live. That is awesome I think!
What an interesting story! I would have given anything to hear Jan live...
@@CaesarNeptuneStudios Yeah I think so, too! :) She's so lucky!
That’s an amazing story. Jan Johansson is a musical legend here in Sweden. Your grandmother was very lucky. May they both rest in peace.
Grymt häftigt!
This piece of music has followed me since early 60s Never get tired of it.Timeless.❤❤❤
but it was written in the 70s... but is good it followed you ...
Den dejligste musik i verden. Jeg håber at finde en pianist der kan og ønsker at spille.
From denmark dette er der yderste klaver musik i nyere tid mange tak Johan ,hilsen Torsten
this piano playing is magic. sad that he died so Young
My mother had a cassette of this album that she played to me and my brothers regularly to help us fall asleep from around the ages of 5-10 or so. My grandfather gave it to her, a double bass Jazz musician from Denmark. He died not too long ago and I find myself listening to this again and thinking of the times we spent together and pondering existence. How life flickers.
Vackert. På något vemodigt nordiskt vis.
Sooo swedish, sooo natural, sooo splendidly arranged, sooo... sooo.. lovely.
A true masterpiece of an album. One of musics biggest milestones. Thanks Jan Johansson
Stephen King wrote, "The heart of a man is stonier".
The heart of a swede is lonelier.
This is the soundtrack of our souls.
Today is my birthday and I had to give myself a treat. This album has played an important role in my life. Best wishes from Rodger from Brisbane Oz.
Så otroligt skön musik, Jazz i en av dom bästa formerna som finns, ståbas och piano. Är är gammal Hip Hoppare från 90 talet som snöat in på jazzen, lyssnar väldigt mycket på jazzig hip hop. Alltid lika roligt när man kommer in i en skivbutik eller second hand butik och frågar efter Jan, dom tappar alltid hakan och tittar frågande hur jag vem det är.
jag købte denne plade tilbage i 1970erne...tror jeg, en af mine kæreste klenodier:-)
This is so VERY swedish :-) i feel proud!
Wonderful. Great 👍 big artist
perfection is this.
[blur-yoor]
[ein neiveh blaw-bair]
+sakarias88 [ein mehd-vehtslurs pangshoonair]
[feewra ee fewra]
[aum-vendh urd-fewljdh]
WHAT
[hehstkap-lurpning]
[sheu klaird-newpoor]
rams just let it go, it will all be fine in a short moment.
Snub-churp
Visa Från Utamyra has been used SO much in TV every time something is "Swedish" - and I didn't know WHAT song it was. Until now. THANK YOU. My Earworm now has a name :D
Sounds great. Love from 🇮🇳
Vanligt folk: Underbart pianostycke, och komposition.
Bandet LOK, på konsert till sin publik: "VI ÄR LOK - FRÅN GÖTEBOOORG!!!"
Same here..I had a cassette of this album given to me by a friend - I listened to it constantly for about ten years, when eventually it fell out of the car. I am grateful for finding it here....thank you much.
FYI - this song became such a hit, that Jan and his group had to play it every evening, sometimes twice. Jan finally got enough, so one night he announced: "tonight we are going to play for the last time "Visa från Utanmyra". So they played it - and he never returned to it with his group (the great Jan Allan with trumpet, and he told this story).
This is by far one of the best things I’ve heard in the last year. Don’t know how I missed this masterpiece... thanks Seb, you Swedish Music Hero!
And on double bass is the fantastic musician
Georg Riedel 😎
l have discovered Jan's music by formerly listening to his sons (Anders & Jens) music projects and Jazz på Svenska has been one of my favorite album since then. Swedish jazz can't get any better than that !
Love this! My roommate had this vinyl in Berkeley back in the 80's! more than 25 years later I was craving it and all I remembered was the title: Jazz Pa Svenska and found the CD! Now it's here, so great!
Magnifique. Un pur chef d'œuvre.
Det är utanför min fattning hur någon kan ogilla denna musik!
Denna (musik)skatt är den enda skatt jag gillar! Fantastisk musik, enkel som går direkt till hjärtat.
Legend, and from my city!
Its wonderful when he blend in the blues licks. The piece is the most beautiful thing. Its out of this world. Im gonna learn this piece even if I die on the way..
You want die he’ll be watching❤️
Fenomenal musikbegåvning Jan Johansson. Jag lyssnar nästan varje dag numera på en, eller flera tolkningar utav hans fingertoppskänsla. Vila i fred ni fantastiska karl.
Tack vare varldens och Arbogas bästa lovisa som rekommenderat den här fantastiskt låt till mig..
Nu har jag låt som gör det lätt att sova.. 😊
WOW. Just amazing !
I´ve been listening to Scandinavian jazz lately (Bobo Stenson, Tord Gustavsen, Helge Lien, Espen Eriksen, Esbjörn Svensson), and I´ve tried to put my finger on the sound. It sounds like a mix between American jazz (of course), Swedish folk songs and some kind of latin rythm (bossa nova?). When I listen to Jan Johansson, it feels like a concentrated version of Scandinavian jazz, like the source. Could it be that Jan Johansson is the origin of this style of jazz you hear in Scandinavia to this day?
Jan Johansson started the Scandinavian quite sound of jazz. Listen also to Bugge Wesseltoft (Snowing on my piano) and Solveig Slettahjel.
I was searching through some old pictures in the 1890-1960 of my birth home and just now found out that Jan Johansson grew up in the house next door to where I grew up (though he grew up there 60 years before me, haha).
Dette er ypperligt og yndefuldt i al sin elegance. Tak for musikken og de fantastiske stemninger, den bringer mig i! (-:
Amazing piece by a gorgeous artist! Greetings from Germany
My First LP, 1964 and I bought It BY Myself From Dag
When someone ask me what Swedish culture is I play this ❤️
Beautiful in so many ways.
hilsen til verdens beste Onkel Bjørn. Jeg savner deg! Vet vi møtes igjen....
Swedish blues.
The best blues.
One of the best melodies in general.
Jan Johansson satt in hos Arne D då hans orkester spelade för oss i realskolan i Söderköping i mitten av 1960-talet. Spelningen väckte mitt intresse för jazz. En tid efteråt omkom Jan i en trafikolycka.
Yeah, still here!
What a wonderful piece of music !
The big master jan johansson
Reserved, tasteful brilliance!
love that song su much thank you jan greatest pianist ....
ÄlskarJans variationer/. Varje gång/.
I've watched a concert of e.s.t. today, where Esbjorn Svensson mentioned Jon Johansson after playing "Car crash".
5 years later Esbjorn died in a diving accident. How unfair life is :-(
Jan Johansson and Ingmar Bergman. The two masters of Swedish angst and melancholy.
Lars Norén!
While this is certainly gloomy and Jan does it well, I don't think angst and melancholy define Jan Johansson's career or expression.
jflax Bergman was a genius when it came to directing movies but in private he was a swine who mentally abused his housekeeper, calling her “slut” among other insults.
discover Di Leva he's a god Martin Gore's only equal
Wonderful. No more words.
Eg har elska denne musikken heilt sidan 70- talet.
This song is so dang good. Hard to pick a favorite from the album though!
Så trösterik musik.
Það þarf ekki alltaf mikið til að gera stóra hluti. Jan Johansson og Georg Riedel sanna það.
Den perfekte låten å sette på en kald høstdag. :-)
The best of the bests :) I like this very much.
Flawless swedish jazz - smukt!
I love this one
❤❤❤😊Sverige beskrivet i en låt.
I LOVE this song